TKAM Audiovisual Outline by Adrienne McLoghlin

Prompt: Is Atticus Finch a hero?

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Book: To Kill a Mockingbird

Thesis

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Specific Event 3

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Quote 2

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Specific Event 2

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Specific Event 1

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Prompt Theme Song

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"I Need a Hero," by Bonnie Tyler (Note to students: This is optional.)

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Thesis in Words

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Atticus Finch is a hero because he's willing to roll up his sleeves and do the ordinary, hard work that others won't do.

Specific Event 1 in Words: When a rabid dog appears, Atticus is the only one who has the bravery and the skill to shoot it.

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Summary: While one of his neighbors brings the gun, it is Atticus who he trusts to do the shooting.

Quote 1 in Words: "For God's sake, Mr. Finch, he's got to be killed right away before he starts running...I can't shoot that well, and you know it" (Lee 54).

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While his children think that their father is only good at ordinary activities, Heck is familiar with Atticus's shooting ability and trusts that he is the right person to get the job done and protect the neighborhood.

Conclusion in Words

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Rather than someone who overpowers other people, heroes are often those who are working quietly in the background